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isPermaLink="false">http://attorney-services-online.com/?p=10#comment-80</guid> <description>A couple of months ago, I received my bachelor&#039;s degree in Business Administration, and am planning to continue on to get my master&#039;s degree in accounting. Unfortunately if you don&#039;t have your undergrad degree in accounting, then you are not permitted to obtain the accounting masters with Auditing  or Tax Emphasis. They will only give me a generic accounting masters. If I have to take the additional courses to qualify for an accounting undergrad, it is just cost prohibitive, and a lot more time. I am also planning on law school and want to become a tax attorney. My question is, do you think that future employers will accept my credentials as a tax lawyer with a CPA, or must I have that Auditing and Tax Emphasis masters?</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A couple of months ago, I received my bachelor&#8217;s degree in Business Administration, and am planning to continue on to get my master&#8217;s degree in accounting. Unfortunately if you don&#8217;t have your undergrad degree in accounting, then you are not permitted to obtain the accounting masters with Auditing  or Tax Emphasis. They will only give me a generic accounting masters. If I have to take the additional courses to qualify for an accounting undergrad, it is just cost prohibitive, and a lot more time. I am also planning on law school and want to become a tax attorney. My question is, do you think that future employers will accept my credentials as a tax lawyer with a CPA, or must I have that Auditing and Tax Emphasis masters?</p> ]]></content:encoded> </item> </channel> </rss>
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